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Rutgers Street & Henry Street, Manhattan

13 historical photos taken here between 1914 and 1937, oldest first.

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  • Manhattan: Madison Street - Rutgers Street, 1914

    Manhattan: Madison Street - Rutgers Street

    1914

  • Manhattan: Rutgers Street - Henry Street, 1930–1934

    Manhattan: Rutgers Street - Henry Street

    1930; 1934

  • Manhattan: Rutgers Street - Madison Street, 1927–1930

    Manhattan: Rutgers Street - Madison Street

    1927; 1930

  • Manhattan: Rutgers Street - Madison Street, 1930

    Manhattan: Rutgers Street - Madison Street

    1930

  • Manhattan: Rutgers Street - Henry Street, 1930–1934

    Manhattan: Rutgers Street - Henry Street

    1930; 1934

  • Manhattan: Rutgers Street - Madison Street, 1927–1930

    Manhattan: Rutgers Street - Madison Street

    1927; 1930

  • Manhattan: Rutgers Street - Henry Street, 1931

    Manhattan: Rutgers Street - Henry Street

    1931

  • Manhattan: Rutgers Street - Henry Street, 1932

    Manhattan: Rutgers Street - Henry Street

    1932

  • Manhattan: Henry Street - Rutgers Street, 1932

    Manhattan: Henry Street - Rutgers Street

    1932

  • Manhattan: Henry Street - Rutgers Street, 1932–1934

    Manhattan: Henry Street - Rutgers Street

    1932; 1934

  • Manhattan: Rutgers Street - Henry Street, 1932

    Manhattan: Rutgers Street - Henry Street

    1932

  • Manhattan: Henry Street - Rutgers Street, 1932–1934

    Manhattan: Henry Street - Rutgers Street

    1932; 1934

  • Manhattan: Rutgers Street - Madison Street, 1937

    Manhattan: Rutgers Street - Madison Street

    1937

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Photos: The New York Public Library, Milstein Collection

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Manhattan: Henry Street - Rutgers Street, 1932–1934

Photo 10 of 13 at Rutgers Street & Henry Street, Manhattan

Manhattan: Henry Street - Rutgers Street

1932; 1934

(1) Henry Street, north side, west from (No. 163) and including Rutgers Street, showing (foreground) the School for Crippled Children adjoining the N.E. corner of Rutgers Street (an empty lot), and part of the St. Teresa R.C. Church, at the N.W. corner of the latter Street. In the background is visible a portion of the Manhattan Bridge. March 19, 1934. P. L. Sperr. (2) A portion of the same as viewed reversely, showing a more inclusive view of the St. Teresa (R.C.) Church. April 15, 1932. P. L. Sperr.

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